Pakistan secured second place among 33 countries at the International Military Drone Team Competition in Ankara, Türkiye. The achievement highlighted the skills and technical expertise of Pakistani military drone pilots at the international event. Host nation Türkiye claimed first place, while Italy finished third and France secured fourth position.
Pakistan also achieved individual success, with Captain Talha winning a silver medal. He finished second among more than 100 international pilots participating in the competition. His performance added to Pakistan’s overall success and demonstrated his ability to compete against experienced pilots from around the world.
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The competition tested participants’ technical skills, speed and precision in controlling military drones. Pilots navigated their drones through obstacle courses that challenged their coordination and operational abilities. Pakistan’s team performed strongly across these demanding tasks, securing a place among the leading countries.
Moreover, the event highlighted the growing importance of drone technology in modern defence operations. Military drones require precise control, quick responses and advanced technical knowledge to complete complex missions. The competition provided an international platform for participating countries to demonstrate their capabilities in this specialised field.
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Pakistan’s second-place finish reflected the professional skills of its military personnel and their expertise in modern defence technology. Captain Talha’s individual silver medal further strengthened the country’s performance at the event. Together, these achievements marked a notable result for Pakistan in an international military competition.